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| Thema: Zelda mit mehr als 100% Attach Rate | Antwort auf: Nintendo Schalter - Der letzte switcht das Licht aus! von Felix Deutschland | |
| Und Switch hat laut Nintendo außerdem den besten Startmonat aller Nintendokonsolen hinter sich. [http://time.com/4739562/nintendo-switch-zelda-breath-of-the-wild-launch-sales/] This is a figure to pay some heed: 906,000. That, according to retail tracker NPD Group, is how many units of its $299 Switch hybrid gaming TV-handheld Nintendo moved in March. It's also a record, says Nintendo, selling faster than any other video game system in the company's storied history. Remarkable feat number two: Nintendo sold 1.3 million copies of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, the company's $59 "open air" take on its fabled fantasy franchise. How do you sell more copies than Switch units? In part because that's a coupling of 925,000 units for the Switch and 460,000 for the Wii U. But 925,000 still propels you past a 100% attach rate, or as Nintendo puts it, "That means that Nintendo sold more of this game for Nintendo Switch than it sold Nintendo Switch systems." The company reasons this is because some bought the limited edition, and a second copy to play. A 100% attach rate is crazy enough in this industry, and all but unheard of. It makes Breath of the Wild both the all-time fastest-selling Nintendo launch game, as well as the fastest selling game ever in the series. The power of Zelda, folks. The only story bigger than "Look how freakin' crazy Switch sales are!" is the one about how crazy-hard it is to find a Switch. Nintendo notes "shipments have not yet been able to keep up with such high demand," which sounds great, but won't thrill anyone who's been waiting for weeks to find one (or worse, paid scalper prices). |
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